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vlada-n [284]
3 years ago
15

1. According to Evan's Income and Expense Statement, he has a net loss. What could he do to change

Business
1 answer:
sleet_krkn [62]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

1. Recalculate expenses ensuring only current period expenses are included.

2. He does not have all information regarding the expenses.

3. Writing expenses reduces human error

Explanation:

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Answer:

Operating income for the Smith's corporation as a whole if the Jackson's division were dropped is $22,500

Explanation:

The operations of Smith's Corporation are divided into the Child Division and the Jackson Division. Projections for the next year are as follows:

                                     Child  Division   Jackson  Division     Total

Sales revenue                 $250,000           $180,000      $430,000

Variable expenses              90,000              100,000         190,000

Contribution margin         $160,000             $80,000      $240,000

Direct fixed expenses          75,000               62,500          137,500

Segment margin                 $85,000             $17,500        $102,500

Allocated common costs      35,000               27,500           62,500

Total relevant benefit         $50,000            $(10,000)         $40,000

Operating income for the Smith's corporation as a whole if the Jackson's division were dropped

                                     Child  Division    

Sales revenue                 $250,000        

Variable expenses              90,000              

Contribution margin         $160,000            

Direct fixed expenses          75,000              

Segment margin                 $85,000              

Allocated common costs      62,500                

Total relevant benefit         $22,500            

Note that common fixed costs will be borne by the child division alone when the Jackson division is closed which is the entire 62,500 is deducted from the sales margin of child division before arriving at profit

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Answer:

USING 0% DISCOUNT RATE

PROJECT E

Year Cashflow [email protected]%     PV

             $                  $

0            (23,000) 1  (23,000)

1             5,000         1         5,000

2                  6000           1              6,000

3      7000          1              7,000

4                 10,000           1              10,000

                                               NPV  5,000

                   PROJECT H

Year Cashflow [email protected]%     PV

             $                  $

0            (25,000) 1  (23,000)

1             16,000 1         16,000

2                  5,000          1              5,000

3      4,000          1              4,000

                                               NPV  2,000

Project A should be accepted

USING 9% DISCOUNT RATE

Year Cashflow [email protected]%           PV

             $                      $

0            (23,000) 1        (23,000)

1             5,000         0.9174         4,587

2                  6000           0.8462            5,077

3      7000          0.7722             5,405

4                 10,000           0.7084            7,084

                                                       NPV   (847)

PROJECT H

Year Cashflow [email protected]%            PV

             $                        $

0            (25,000) 1         (23,000)

1             16,000 0.9714         15,542

2                  5,000          0.8462            4,231

3      4,000          0.7722            3,089

                                                     NPV    (138)

None of the projects should be accepted because they have negative NPV

Explanation:

The question requires the computation of NPV using 0% and 9%.

The cashflows of the two projects will be discounted at 0% and 9%.

The discount factors for each project can be calculated using the formula (1+r)-n. The cashflows of the projects will be multiplied by the discount factors to obtain the present values. NPV is the difference between present values of cash inflows and initial outlay.

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Answer:

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Answer:

Subapplication of    22,500

journal entry:

WIP                   4,500 debit

finished goods 2,250 debit

COGS               15,750 debit

    factory overhead               22,500 credit

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Direct Labor cost during the year:

60,000 + 30,000 + 210,000 = 300,000 direct labor

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<u>Applied overhead:</u>

cost driver x predetermined rate

300,000 x 150% = 450,000

Actual overhead:   472,500

Subapplication of    22,500

as this is a significant amount we must adjust the WIP  inventory, cost of goods sold and fnished goods inventory

to know the adjustment on each account we calcualte each account percentage:

300,000   -->   22,500

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30,000 --> 30,000/300,000 x 22,500  = 2,250 finished goods

210,000--> 210,000/300,000 x 22,500 = 15,750 COGS

we do the adjuting entry to increase overhead and transfer into each concept

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